Two Arrows Coffee & Bar

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Vail, 81657

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Two Arrows runs a coffee bar and a cocktail bar from one small room at 225 Wall Street, in the middle of Vail Village, open from 7 a.m. to midnight. The coffee comes from Color Coffee Roasters in Eagle and the bagels from Village Bagel in Edwards, and the bar made its name on two drinks: a gin and tonic and a shaken Carajillo.

It suits early risers who want a real espresso before the lifts and evening drinkers who care what goes into their cocktail. Two Arrows is part of the Root & Flower family, the wine and cocktail bar on Bridge Street.

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Two Arrows Coffee & Bar
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225 Wall St Ste 103A
Vail, 81657

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About Two Arrows Coffee & Bar

Quick answer: Two Arrows Coffee & Bar is a coffee and cocktail bar at 225 Wall St Ste 103A, Vail, CO 81657. Coffee bar by day and cocktail bar by night on Wall Street in Vail Village, open 7 a.m. to midnight, known for its gin and tonic and Carajillo.

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Two Arrows runs a coffee bar and a cocktail bar from one small room at 225 Wall Street, in the middle of Vail Village, open from 7 a.m. to midnight. The coffee comes from Color Coffee Roasters in Eagle and the bagels from Village Bagel in Edwards, and the bar made its name on two drinks: a gin and tonic and a shaken Carajillo.

It suits early risers who want a real espresso before the lifts and evening drinkers who care what goes into their cocktail. Two Arrows is part of the Root & Flower family, the wine and cocktail bar on Bridge Street.


Quick Snapshot

Neighborhood: Vail Village
Cuisine: Coffee & Cocktail Bar
Service: Breakfast • Lunch • Evening

Business Hours

Open daily · 7:00 AM – 12:00 AM

Amenities at Two Arrows Coffee & Bar

  • Full cocktail bar
  • Breakfast
  • Gluten-free breads
  • Gluten-free oats
  • Oat and almond milk
  • Beer on tap
  • Wine
  • Events calendar
  • Mobile bar

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the hours of Two Arrows Coffee & Bar?
Open daily from 7 a.m. to midnight, coffee bar by day and cocktail bar by night; that is the schedule on the venue's own website, and its events calendar runs after-parties to 1 a.m. on big nights. Ignore the 10 p.m. closes (and the Wednesday 6 p.m. close) shown in Google-derived listings, including this page's own hours block before its fix: they do not match the venue's published hours. In the shoulder seasons, check the events page or call (970) 763-5101 before a late visit, because no seasonal schedule is published anywhere.
Where is Two Arrows, and where do I park?
At 225 Wall Street, Suite 103A, in the middle of Vail Village, steps from Gondola One. Vail Village is pedestrian: park in the Vail Village Parking Structure and walk in, or ride the free Town of Vail bus. There is no venue parking of its own.
What is on the Two Arrows menu, and what does coffee cost?
Coffee first: espresso $3.75, cappuccino $4.75, latte $5.50 or $6.50, cold brew $5.75, with chai, turmeric and matcha lattes ($5.75-$6.75) and oat or almond milk available. The beans are Color Coffee Roasters from Eagle. Food is breakfast only: croissants and cinnamon rolls, gluten-free breads, chilled maple oats, a bagel with lox (Village Bagel, Edwards), a breakfast burrito with green chile, and a locally made veggie quiche. The full menu is at twoarrowscoffee.com/menu. Cocktail, beer and wine prices are not published by the venue.
What cocktails is Two Arrows known for?
Two signatures made its name. The Gin and Tonic uses a floral tonic from Lost Identity Bev Co. (rosemary, lavender, hibiscus) with CapRock gin from near Aspen, and the venue calls it the drink responsible for its success. The Carajillo shakes the house espresso with Licor 43, shakerato style. Beyond those there is a specialty list (a spiked cold brew among them), a back bar leaning on amari, agave spirits and Colorado vodka, gin and whiskey, and the bartenders will build a bespoke drink to order.
What do reviews say about Two Arrows?
As of October 2026, Google rates Two Arrows 4.5 out of 5 from 482 reviews. Guests praise the espresso above all (the cappuccino and straight espresso get named most), the quiche, the staff, and a room that works at 7 a.m. and again at night. The recurring criticisms are the breakfast burrito, the premixed matcha, and a small room with limited seating at peak. Quote the rating with its platform and count; older aggregator pools (4.5 from 249) are partial mirrors of the same Google record.
Can I work from Two Arrows with a laptop?
People do, and the late hours help, but go in with the right picture: it is one small room with limited tables, and it fills up. The venue itself publishes no Wi-Fi information, and third-party summaries that claim free Wi-Fi are unverified, so do not count on it for a workday that matters. Mornings before the lifts and mid-afternoons are the realistic windows; evenings are a cocktail bar.
Is there beer and wine at Two Arrows?
Yes. Three rotating taps pour local beer, with cans alongside, and the wine list is a house red, white, rosé, chilled red, orange wine and prosecco. It is a full bar as well as a coffee bar, in the same room, all day.
Does Two Arrows have gluten-free or vegetarian options?
Some, and the menu says which: gluten-free breads among the pastries, and chilled maple oats made with gluten-free oats and GF granola. Oat and almond milk are available for every coffee. Vegetarian options include the veggie quiche, pastries and oats; the breakfast burrito contains bacon and the bagel comes with lox. Nothing is certified gluten-free, so call (970) 763-5101 if gluten is a hard constraint.
Does Two Arrows host events?
Yes, constantly: Monday trivia nights, DJ after-parties following Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater concerts and Bravo! Vail, GoPro Mountain Games and Fourth of July parties, and winter Full Moon Skin nights. Several after-parties run to 1 a.m. The schedule is on the events page of twoarrowscoffee.com; check it before a quiet-evening plan, because event nights are the opposite of quiet.
Can Two Arrows cater a private event, and is it part of Root & Flower?
Yes to both. The mobile espresso and cocktail bar comes to private events; email [email protected] for details and pricing. And Two Arrows is part of the Root & Flower family, the wine and cocktail bar on Bridge Street: in the venue's own words, "As part of the Root and Flower family, we still create the same stellar craft cocktails you know and love." Two Arrows began as a pop-up espresso bar inside Root & Flower before taking its own room on Wall Street. It has no connection to any other Vail venue beyond that family.